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Known as the "Inn at Rodanthe" in the film, the rustic looking six-bedroom home sits on the ocean just off N.C. 12, in the village of Rodanthe. It has been used as a beach rental in recent years.

"I’m getting calls from Germany already," Outer Banks realtor Frank Jakob told the Virginian-Pilot. “I expect this house to go for more than I’m asking."

A North Carolina couple who were extreme fans of the movie purchased the home in January 2010. They had it moved a few hundred yards away to another ocean-front lot, because rapid beach erosion caused surf to lap at the underside of the home, according to SunRealtyNC.com.

The couple, Ben and Debbie Huss of Newton, decorated four rooms to match the sets in the movie: Richard Gere’s blue bedroom, Diane Lane’s room with willow tree designs on the wallpaper, the kitchen and the sitting room, report media outlets.

During production of the 2008 movie, blue shutters and wraparound decks were added to the house, and the couple worked to keep the exterior as close as possible to the film's original vision.

Huss was not staying in the home as much as he wanted and decided to sell, Jakob told the Virginian-Pilot.

Hatteras Realty listed the home five days ago, and reports it was bringing in $125,000 in seasonal rental income before going on the market.

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